1. From river basin up to global climate change: collaboration of Lomonosov Moscow State University (Faculty of Geography) and EU countries VALENTIN GOLOSOV FACULTY OF GEOGRAPHY, LOMONOSOV MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY gollossov@gmail.com

2. Structure of the Faculty of Geography Lomonosov Moscow State University Education and research research ResearchResearch

3. More than 1000 BSc and MSc students 180 PhD students 860 employees, including 100 Professors/Doctors of Science 280 phD associated professors The Faculty of Geography

4. 15 Departments Biogeography Geomorphology and Paleogeography Landscape Geochemistry and Soil Geography Cryolithology and Glaciology Nature Management and Geoecology Physical Geography and Landscape Studies Physical Geography of the World and Geoecology; Economic and Social Geography of Russia Economic and Social Geography of Foreign Countries Geography of World Economy Land Hydrology Meteorology and Climatology Oceanology Cartography and Geoinformatics Recreational Geography and International Tourism

5. 8 Research laboratories Renewable Energy Sources Geoecology of the Northern Territories Complex Mapping Recent Deposits and Pleistocene Palaeogeography Regional Analysis and Political Geography Snow Avalanches and Debris Flows Soil Erosion and Channel Processes Sustainable Development of Territories

6. Field Stations and Field Practice Faculty Field Stations Places of student’s practice routes of student’s practice

7. FLUMEN PROJECT FLASH- FLOOD IN ITALY, OCTOBER 2014

8. FLUMEN Fluvial processes and sediment dynamics of slope channel systems: Impacts of socio economic-and climate change on river system characteristics and related services Partner Institutes UNIFI - University of Florence UNIPA - University of Palermo EKUT - Tübingen University UKW - Kazimierz Wielki University SU - Stockholm University UAIC - Alexandru Ioan Cuza University IEG - Institute of Ecology and Geography at ASM MSU - Lomonosov Moscow State University TSNUK - Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv KSU - Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University IFNUL - Ivan Franko National University of Lviv EU FUNDING PROMOTE TO EXCHANGE OF FELLOW BETWEEN EU AND NON-EU UNIVERSITIES «Marie Curie International Research Staff Exchange Scheme» FLASH-FLOOD IN KRYMSK, JULY 2012

9. FLASH-FLOOD AFTER EXTREME RAIN-FALL EVENTS INTENSIFICATION OF FLASH-FLOOD WITH TREMENDOUS LOSSES OF PROPERTIES, HARVEST AND PEOPLE LIFES REQUESTED: EVABORATION OF PREVENTION MEASURES FOR REDUCTION OF DIFFERENT LOSSES SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM: LACK OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MECHANIZM OF FLASH-FLOOD FORMATION FUNDING PROBLEM: LACK OF SPECIAL FUNDING FOR INTERNATIONAL MULTY- DISCIPLINE TEAM SMALL RIVER CATCHMENT SCALE FLASH- FLOOD IN ITALY, OCTOBER 2014 FLASH- FLOOD IN BELGIUM, AUGUST, 2014

10. LARGE RIVER BASIN SCALE SELENGA RIVER BASIN PROJECT

11. Cities Land use Mining Sediment budget Metal contamination and budget Organic matter spreading Baikal lake status Selenga-Baikal research projects Environment

12. Project coordination International Partners Funding agencies

13. Project capacities Russian Ministry Education and Science project under Federal Program “Development of scientific basics of monitoring and forecasting of Selenga rivers basin for transboundary transport of pollutants control and their intake to Baikal lake” Russian geographical society grant “Expedition Selenga-Baikal” Fund for protection of Lake Baikal research grant UNDP project “Integrated Natural Resource Management in the Baikal Basin Transboundary Ecosystem” Russian-German BMBF project “Sustainable Water Management in Baikal-Selenga Catchment… Russian Fund of Basin Research projects NEW PROJECTS Russian Scientific Fund Russian Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment ERA-NET RUS program FUND AVAILABLE (relative) Russian-Mongolian complex biological expedition RAS- MAS

14. http://www.eu-interact.org/ (1)The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (Co-ordinator) (2) National Environmental Research Institute, Aarhus University (NERI) (3) University of Uolu, Finland (UOULU) (4) Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) (5) Lund University, (ULUND) (6) IT University of Copenhagen (ITU) (7) Faroe Islands Nature Investigation, Jardfeingi (FINI) (8) CLU srl (CLU) (9) Stockholm University (SU) (10) University of Turku (UTURKU) (11) University of Helsinki (UH) (12) Finnish Forest Research Institute (METLA) (13) University of Copenhagen (UC) (14) Greenland Institute of Natural Resources (GINR) (15) University of Oslo (UO) (16) Norwegian Institute for Agricultural and Environmental Research (BIOFORSK) (17) Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI) (18) Natural Environmental Research Council (NERC) (19) Agricultural University of Iceland (AUI) (20) Yugra State University (YSU) (21) The Institute for Biological Problems of Cryolithozone SB RAS (IBPC) (22) FACULTY OF GEOGRAPHY, LOMONOSOV MSU (23) Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Potsdam (AWI) (24) University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) (25) Uppsala University (UU) (26) ATHENA research and Innovation Centre in Information Communication & Knowledge Technologies (Athena RC) (27) Centre for Northern Studies (CEN) (28) Arctic Institute of North America (AINA) (29) Swedish Polar Research Institute (POLAR) (30) Barrow Arctic Science Consortium (BASC) (31) World Wide Fund for Nature, Arctic Programme (WWF) (32) Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) Secretariat Project «International Network for Terrestrial Research and Monitoring in the Arctic» Moscow state University budget: 81707 Евро

15. “ Assessing the Impact of Climate Change and its Effects on Soil and Water Resources in Polar and Mountainous Regions” INT/5/153 (IAEA)

16. COUNTRIES AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED IN PROJECT Russian Federation and Chile are coordinators of Project The project involves scientists from twenty-three countries (Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Finland, Germany, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Norway, Peru, Russian Federation (Institute of Geography RAS; Lomonosov Moscow State University, Institute Arctic and Antarctic) Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tanzania, United Kingdom, United States of America and Uruguay) representing thirteen benchmark research sites designed to assess the impact of climate change on land-water- ecosystem quality in polar and mountainous regions, and six international organizations (FAO/IAEA, IAEA, UNU, UNEP, EC and ICIMOD).

17. World map to show Benchmark sites of the INT/5/153 project (IAEA)

18. Контактное лицо: Годня Евгений Александрович, 8-800-700-18-45, e-mail: mail@tp-eco.ru, сайт: www.tp-eco.ru mail@tp-eco.ruwww.tp-eco.ru Conceptual model for polar and high mountain regions

20. 285 participants from 53 federal subjects of Russia TECHNOLOGICAL PLATFORM «TECHNOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT» Communication platform for interaction (tp-eco.ru)

21. Key Topics of Technological Platform Environmentally friendly production technology The environmentally safe waste management, including the elimination of accumulated environmental damage Technologies and systems for monitoring, evaluation and prediction of the environment, natural and technogenic hazards, including innovative instrumental control of pollution Technology for environmental management, environmental safety and new standards Environmentally friendly development of Arctic zone Priorities for science and technology Priority markets

22. Long-term prognosis for scientific and technological development of Russia (in the field of environmental management) TECHNOLOGICAL PLATFORM «TECHNOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT» Science and Technology Foresight Center on Environmental Management More then 350 experts Science and Technology Foresight

23. Possibilities for interaction Russia – Business: R&D and innovative development program of state owned companies, large industrial enterprises – Government: Federal target programs – Foundations and development institutions TECHNOLOGICAL PLATFORM «TECHNOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT» International – National contact point (environment) HORIZON 2020

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